In lab, suppose that we used 0.7885 grams ofCalcium carbonate (MW 100.09) dissolved in 250mL and for a 50mL aliquot it tookexactly 43.23 mL of EDTA to titrate.Our 5.000 gram unknown sample was dissolved in 250ml and a 50 ml aliquot was usedto determine the unknown concentration. If it took 33.45 mL of EDTA to get to the pointof colour change, what is the %Ca (MW 40.078) in the original sample?
In lab, suppose that we used 0.7885 grams ofCalcium carbonate (MW 100.09) dissolved in 250mL and for a 50mL aliquot it tookexactly 43.23 mL of EDTA to titrate.Our 5.000 gram unknown sample was dissolved in 250ml and a 50 ml aliquot was usedto determine the unknown concentration. If it took 33.45 mL of EDTA to get to the pointof colour change, what is the %Ca (MW 40.078) in the original sample?
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In lab, suppose that we used 0.7885 grams of
Calcium carbonate (MW 100.09) dissolved in 250mL and for a 50mL aliquot it took
exactly 43.23 mL of EDTA to titrate.
Our 5.000 gram unknown sample was dissolved in 250ml and a 50 ml aliquot was used
to determine the unknown concentration. If it took 33.45 mL of EDTA to get to the point
of colour change, what is the %Ca (MW 40.078) in the original sample?
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